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The reason that dialog pops up is because the macro is triggered when you add a section and the cursor jumps to the FIRST CC in that new section which happens to be the CC which displays that dialog.

It would be easily resolved if you add CCs for every field (ie add a CC for Account Name and Account Number) so that the first CC is no longer the Section one.
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